On 03/05/10 05:55, Edward L. Fox wrote:
Hi Bram,
Here's a small patch provided by Liang Peng, alias Bezetek James. He
has fixed the problem in menu/unmenu/emenu series commands.
As my understanding, "emenu" is designed for scripts to access some
menu items. However, "emenu" only accepts the localized menu names.
For example, you can use your script to add a new menu item by calling
"amenu File.Test :echo 'hello'<CR>", but you can't execute the same
menu item by calling "emenu File.Test" if you are not running Vim in
English mode. Instead, you have to use localized menu name for
"File". However, we don't have any interface to access the menu
translation table via script. So "emenu" command is nearly useless
for script writers.
[...]
The :emenu command is also useful to access the Vim menus in console
mode, for instance as follows:
if has("wildmenu")
set wildmenu wildmode=longest:full,full
else
set wildmode=longest,list:longest,full
endif
if has('menu')
if !has('gui_running')
runtime menu.vim
endif
set wildcharm=<C-T> " or anything not needed in cmdline mode
map <C-Z> :emenu<C-T>
imap <C-Z> <C-O>:emenu<C-T>
" we can still suspend Vim with :sus[pend] or :st[op]
endif
Best regards,
Tony.
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